The hanging pergola is a plain, modern fabric pergola model where the technical-textile (PVC membrane) fabric is carried by an overhead suspension system and opens and folds on rails. When the fabric extends it creates a wide shaded area; when it folds the sky is fully revealed and the area opens up.
The semi-radius pergola is an elegant, soft-lined fabric pergola model where the technical-textile (PVC membrane) fabric forms a half-curve (radius) at one edge. This graceful curve at the front edge of the fabric gives the space a boutique look and lets rainwater flow and drain easily along the curve.
A sloped pergola is a functional fabric pergola model in which technical textile (PVC membrane) fabric is stretched across a plane inclined in one direction, quickly and effectively draining rainwater. The fabric's pronounced slope allows water to flow in a single direction without pooling and reach the gutter; this makes it especially ideal for facades with heavy rainfall and wide spans.
The full-radius pergola is the most aesthetic and eye-catching model of the fabric pergola family, where the technical-textile (PVC membrane) fabric forms a full curve (arch) from end to end. The soft, arched form of the fabric gives the space a striking, prestigious character, while the surface of the curve also provides controlled drainage of water.
